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WorksheetsLord of the Flies ch. 6-10 Vocabulary
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 10mins
If you are impervious, you are best described as
insecure
incapable of being impacted
unable to move
nervous
To rebuke is
to criticize
to make a big deal of
to be confused by
to openly support
Something/someone described as demure is/are
loud and poorly behaved
quiet and obedient
intelligent and attentive
positive and enthusiastic
Fervor describes
whispers
gossip
rumors
intense emotion
Something that is corpulent is
excessively large
very loud
having strong opinions
smart with money
Not used to walking in knee deep snow, I was _____________ along trying to not to fall down.
brandishing
floundering
rebuking
clambering
While Ralph often flourishes the conch, Jack is more frequently seen ________________ his knife.
floundering
rebuking
clambering
brandishing
Terrified, his voice sounded rather ___________ instead of its usual confidence.
tremulous
impervious
illusive
vexed
Bill Belichick would look vexed on the sideline if Cam Newton threw three interceptions.
True
False
Something that is illusive is
brightly lit
clearly defined
deceptive
fascinating
A snowman would usually be corpulent.
True
False
You should surround yourself with people who treat you with derision.
True
False
Someone full of bravado would most likely
go skydiving
enjoy a game of Scrabble
take long walks in the park
read a book
You would most likely have to clamber if you were
on a sandy beach
in a ball pit
on an icy road
in a pool
You do not usually expect ____________ from golf announcers, but when Mr. Erickson won the U.S. Open, Jim Nantz could not contain himself.
illusive
sanctity
rebuke
fervor
Most sports teams acknowledge the __________ of the team logo, and no one is allowed to step on it in the locker room.
illusive
demure
sanctity
fervor
Mr. Dyer was frequently treated with ____________ as a teenager because he read too many comic books.
sanctity
derision
illusive
floundering
